WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

On 5th June 2024, SVMCTE, Vendar, celebrated World Environment Day with a special event aimed at raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting sustainable practices.

The ceremony was inaugurated by Mr. Gautham Krishna, the Manager of SVMCTE. His opening remarks set the tone for the day's activities, highlighting the importance of environmental stewardship and the role of educational institutions in fostering ecological responsibility.

Following the inauguration, Mr. Anil Kumar, a respected teacher, professional trainer, and author, delivered an inspiring message on the significance of World Environment Day. Mr. Kumar's speech emphasized the urgent need for collective action to address environmental challenges and encouraged attendees to adopt more sustainable lifestyles.

In keeping with the day's theme, the ceremony concluded with a tree-planting initiative. Mr. Gautham Krishna, on behalf of SVMCTE, personally planted trees on the college premises. This act symbolized the institution's commitment to environmental conservation and its role in contributing to a greener future.

The event was a meaningful celebration of World Environment Day, reinforcing the college's dedication to environmental issues and sustainability.

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